Maggie, as I write, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Carly Fiorina, Rick Santorum, Ben Carson, and Bobby Jindal have now all voiced their support for Indiana’s religious freedom law to varying degrees. Jeb Bush told Hugh Hewitt: “I think if they actually
I had a great conversation last week about Ted Cruz with Alejandro Negron, the host of the Hispanic Agenda on Channel 8/Telemundo, who kindly introduced me as “a leading Latino conservative voice and advocate for Latinos inside the Republican Party.” Alejandro started by
Steve, you are absolutely right, except you buried the lede. Ted Cruz’s strategy is smart: he needs to get in the race early, develop a small-donor fundraising strategy, and be seen as a fearless, full-spectrum conservative. He was smart to go to Liberty
On March 23, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) officially announced his candidacy for President in a speech at Liberty University. His remarks emphasized his Christian conservative credentials, as well as other key issues like Common Core and education: Instead of a federal government
Yesterday, Alex Leary wrote a piece for the Tampa Bay Times as part of their aptly named “Jebio 2016” coverage. Their “Jebio” coverage is a Florida-centric look at the 2016 primaries in the sense that it focuses on Florida’s two favorite sons
Two words defined Ted Cruz’ 26 minute announcement of his presidential candidacy today at Liberty University: “liberty” and “imagine.” The first because of his frequent invocation of that principle of our founding; the second because of his invitation to envision the possibility of
In a piece yesterday for Bloomberg Politics, David Weigel wrote: For at least five months, Texas Senator Ted Cruz has been punctuating his speeches with a demand to “repeal Common Core.” He previewed the line in a pre-midterm column, published by USA Today in October 2014; Common
According to a report from The Daily Signal, Sen. Ted Cruz, along with Sen. James Lankford, made moves earlier today towards overturning two D.C. Council resolutions from earlier in the year: In January, District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser signed two euphemistically titled
